Campbell Becomes Two Time Commonwealth Champion at Glasgow

The final day of weightlifting at the 2026 Commonwealth Games ended on a high, with Emily Campbell claiming gold, Cyrille Tchatchet II securing silver, and Andy Griffiths earning bronze for England. It was a fitting conclusion to an outstanding week of competition in Glasgow.

Men’s 110kg

The first session of the day featured Cyrille Tchatchet II (England), Drew Burns (Scotland) and Oliver Dodds (Jersey).

• Oliver finished 7th with a 120kg snatch, 140kg clean and jerk and a 260kg total.
• Drew placed 5th after a 146kg snatch, 173kg clean and jerk and a 319kg total.
• Cyrille secured silver with a 166kg snatch, 208kg clean and jerk and a 374kg total.

Women’s 86+kg

The second session saw Emily Campbell (England) return to the Commonwealth platform to defend the title she won in Birmingham in 2022.

• Emily snatched 115kg and clean and jerked a Commonwealth record and personal best 163kg. Her 278kg total earned her gold and confirmed her status as a two-time Commonwealth Champion.

Men’s 110+kg

The final weightlifting session of the Games featured Andy Griffiths (England), James Wales (Wales) and Omar Keshta (Northern Ireland).

• Omar finished 7th with a 142kg snatch, 177kg clean and jerk and a 319kg total.
• James placed 4th after a 145kg snatch, 191kg clean and jerk and a 336kg total.
• Andy secured bronze with a 165kg snatch, 191kg clean and jerk and a 356kg total.

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A Fantastic Conclusion to the Glasgow Games

Weightlifting at the Commonwealth Games concluded with medals earned in every session of the final day. Each lifter demonstrated commitment, determination and pride on the platform, bringing the competition to a memorable close.

British Weight Lifting extends its thanks to every athlete, coach and support staff member for their dedication throughout the build up to the Games. We also thank our partners for their continued support.